LatestCorporate Compliance 27 September 2026
ROC Filing Calendar Highlights Risks of Missed Deadlines for Private Ltd Companies
Companies that ignore the ROC’s annual filing calendar risk severe penalties, including being marked for strike‑off under Section 248. The calendar outlines key dates for AOC, financial statements, tax returns and other compliance filings, helping private limited firms avoid costly delays and legal complications. Timely submissions also protect the company’s credit rating and ensure uninterrupted banking operations.
Key Takeaway: Missing ROC filing deadlines can lead to strike‑off under Section 248, fines, and operational disruptions.
- AOC (Annual Operating Certificate) – due within 30 days of the AGM.
- Financial Statements – must be filed with the ROC within 60 days of the fiscal year end.
- Tax Returns – income tax and GST returns have specific statutory due dates.
- Other Compliance – secretarial filings, director disclosures, and share capital changes.
Adhering to the ROC filing calendar helps private limited companies stay compliant, avoid penalties, and maintain good standing with regulators.
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